We went out today to look for more listed buildings in Sheffield City Centre (S1). It turns out Wikipedia wasn’t quite right; there are 139 according to Historic England listings.
We revisited Arundel Street and Baker’s Pool to tick off two missed from yesterday’s walk, as well as Broad Lane, Cambridge Street, Carver Street, Church Street, Commercial Street, Cross Burgess Street, and Division Street (we've included links to the Historic England listing).
Arundel Street and Barker's Pool
Arundel Street: Butchers Wheel (Grade II*)
Barker's Pool: Former Cole Brothers' Department Store (II)
Broad Lane and Cambridge Street
Broad Lane: James Montgomery Memorial Drinking Fountain (Grade II)
Cambridge Street: 32 Cambridge Street (II), and Leah's Yard (II*)
Carver Street
Bottom: St. Matthew (II), and Former Wesleyan Methodist Church (II)
Church Street
Top: 5 Church Street (Grade II), 17 Church Street (II), Cutlers' Hall (II), and Gladstone Building (II)
Bottom: Statue of James Montgomery (II), Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul (I), and The Stone House (II)
Commercial Street, Cross Burgess Street, and Division Street
Commercial Street: Former Sheffield United Gas Light Company Offices (Grade II*)
Cross Burgess Street: Salvation Army Citadel (II)
Division Street: Former Sheffield Water Works Company Offices (II)
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